police state

This week on the New World Next Week: CNN/CFR FakeNews Amanpour is called out by Aleppo Boy's father; Japan passes an anti-conspiracy law that criminalizes everyone; and an Ontario township defends its lemonade stand takedown.

Earlier today, after an intentionally rushed consideration process, Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe passed a new mass surveillance law conveniently called the “anti-conspiracy bill.” The new law creates a list of 277 acts, and makes it illegal to plan any of these acts. With the vague wording of the bill, anyone suspected of planning any of these acts could be put under targeted surveillance. Of course, the Japanese government has promised not to overstep their boundaries and emphasized that the new law is only meant to increase security before the 2020 Olympics.

Another attack, towering infernos and the Dark Knight dies + this day in history w/the Manson trial and our song of the day by The Black Angels on your Morning Monarchy for June 15, 2017.

(ANTIMEDIA) Drug laws are often highlighted as examples of the failure of prohibition. From the United States’ notorious – and ineffective — ban on alcohol in the 1920s to the current restrictions on cannabis, it’s easy to see how such laws fail to produce the intended results.
But New Yorkers have recently provided another, cuter example of this dynamic: they’re bucking a ban on animals in the subway.

[audio mp3="http://www.corbettreport.com/mp3/2017-06-15%20James%20Evan%20Pilato.mp3"][/audio]This week on the New World Next Week: CNN/CFR FakeNews Amanpour is called out by Aleppo Boy's father; Japan passes an anti-conspiracy law that criminalizes everyone; and an Ontario township defends its lemonade stand takedown.

The state will exercise its monopoly of violence and terror. It’s the defining characteristic of the modern state. The endgame is an authoritarian police and surveillance state.
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(ANTIMEDIA Op-Ed) There were two mass shootings in the United States today, and I’m really not surprised by them. Mass shootings have become commonplace in America as of late, and after every one of them, the political blame game spins round and round, even before we send out our redundant “thoughts and prayers.”

Portland militia, constitution rewrite and Saber Guardian + this day in history w/Medgar Evers assassinated and our song of the day by Death From Above on your Morning Monarchy for June 12, 2017.

(ANTIMEDIA)  — U.K. police recently made their first arrest using facial recognition software following a series of trials at large-scale public events.

Imagine mass surveillance as a line from 0 to 100. Zero is total anarchy and no control at all. One hundred is total control and surveillance of all the people, in all places, all the time.
So, where are we today? At 45? 60? 75?
Second, in which direction are we moving? Right you are, towards 100.
At which point will this become dangerous, for real? Should we say stop? Can we say stop? Is it too late to say stop? Discuss.